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conflict

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🇺🇸 /kˈɑnflɪkt/ 🇬🇧 /ˈkɔn.flɪkt/
noun 编号: C02902 牛津3000 BNC #1364 COCA #1179
conflict 主要表示不同的人、群体或要求彼此相撞、对立,也可表示这种对立本身,或日程等安排互相冲突。
💡 记忆钩子
把 conflict 想成“两股力量迎面相撞”:人和群体相撞,就是冲突或争端;两件要求、计划碰到一起无法同时实现,就是矛盾或时间冲突。作动词时,则表示双方彼此不合,或两项安排发生重叠。
📝 学习建议
  • 学习时先掌握“人或群体之间的冲突”,再扩展到“计划、要求等彼此不相容”的抽象用法。
  • 不要把 conflict 只理解成武装冲突;它也常用于意见不合、利益对立和日程安排重叠。
📖 中文释义
noun
  • core 冲突;对立;争端
    📖 指两个或多个彼此对立的人、群体或势力发生的冲突,可以是意见、利益上的对抗,也可以发展成暴力争斗。重点是双方像迎面相撞一样无法和平共处。
    💡 常用结构是“the conflict between A and B”或“armed conflict”,前者说明冲突双方,后者特指武装冲突。conflict 可指一场具体冲突,也可泛指冲突状态;不要默认它一定涉及战争或暴力。
    countable uncountable
    The conflict between the two communities lasted for years.
    这两个社区之间的冲突持续了多年。
    The new policy caused a conflict between workers and managers.
    新政策引发了工人和管理层之间的冲突。
  • core 不相容;安排冲突
    📖 指两件事、两项要求或两个安排碰到一起,不能同时实现或进行。它不一定有人争吵,而是像两条路在同一时间占用了同一个位置。
    💡 常用结构是“a conflict between A and B”或“a conflict in my schedule”,表示两项活动、责任或要求无法兼顾。涉及日程时,conflict 通常表示时间重叠,不要误解为人与人发生争执。
    countable uncountable
    There is a conflict in my schedule on Friday afternoon.
    我的日程在周五下午有冲突。
conflicts plural
verb
  • core 与……不合;与……冲突
    📖 指某人、某团体、观点或目标彼此对立、不一致,无法顺利共存。它是名词“冲突”变成动作或状态的用法。
    💡 常用结构是“conflict with someone”或“conflict with an idea”,介词通常用 with,不能说成直接“conflict someone”。主语可以是人、观点、利益或政策,语气常比普通的“不赞同”更强。
    intransitive
    Her personal values conflict with the company's policy.
    她的个人价值观与公司的政策相冲突。
    The two witnesses' accounts conflict with each other.
    两名证人的说法彼此矛盾。
  • common 时间冲突;安排重叠
    📖 指两个活动或安排在同一时间发生,因而不能同时参加或完成。这是“彼此撞在一起”在日程上的具体用法。
    💡 常用结构是“the meeting conflicts with my appointment”或“X conflicts with Y”,主语是相互重叠的活动或安排。谈日程时也常用名词结构“a conflict in my schedule”;不要把这种用法理解为活动之间发生争吵。
    intransitive
    The interview conflicts with my dentist appointment.
    面试和我的牙医预约时间冲突。
conflicts present,singular,third-person conflicting participle,present conflicted participle,past conflicted past
📘 英文释义 (WordNet) 共 9 组
a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war;
同义词集: battle conflict fight engagement
Grant won a decisive victory in the battle of Chickamauga
he lost his romantic ideas about war when he got into a real engagement
上位: action, military action 下位: armageddon, armed combat, assault, combat
an open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals); --Thomas Paine
同义词集: conflict struggle battle
the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph
police tried to control the battle between the pro- and anti-abortion mobs
下位: combat, feud, fight, fighting, insurrection, rebellion, revolt, rising, scrap, strife, uprising, war, warfare
go against, as of rules and laws;
同义词集: conflict run afoul infringe contravene
He ran afoul of the law
This behavior conflicts with our rules
上位: breach, break, go against, infract, offend, transgress, violate
be in conflict
同义词集: conflict
The two proposals conflict!
上位: contrast, counterpoint 下位: clash, collide, jar
an incompatibility of dates or events
同义词集: conflict
he noticed a conflict in the dates of the two meetings
上位: incompatibility
a disagreement or argument about something important; ;
同义词集: dispute difference difference of opinion conflict
he had a dispute with his wife
there were irreconcilable differences
the familiar conflict between Republicans and Democrats
上位: disagreement 下位: arguing, argument, collision, contention, contestation, controversy, disceptation, disputation, dustup, gap, quarrel, row, run-in, tilt, words, wrangle
opposition between two simultaneous but incompatible feelings
同义词集: conflict
he was immobilized by conflict and indecision
上位: ambivalence, ambivalency
opposition in a work of drama or fiction between characters or forces (especially an opposition that motivates the development of the plot)
同义词集: conflict
this form of conflict is essential to Mann's writing
上位: oppositeness, opposition
a state of opposition between persons or ideas or interests;
同义词集: conflict
his conflict of interest made him ineligible for the post
a conflict of loyalties
上位: state 下位: clash, disagreement, dissension, dissonance, friction
🌳 词源
源自拉丁语 conflictus,原意为“相互撞击”,由表示“共同”的成分和表示“撞击”的词根组成。
From Latin cōnflīctus, from com- + flīctus, past participle of conflīgō (“to strike together”), from com- + flīgō (“strike”) (whence con-).
🔄 变式
conflicted past conflicting present conflicts plural
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